Pros
Flexible Hours. Can come in pretty much anytime from 6am once you complete your hours you can go home.
Option to work from home.
Health, Home and Motor Insurance subsidy.
Pension.
Travel subsidy.
Free Parking.
Location is easily accessible. More so by car.
Culturally Diverse and teams seem friendly.
Casual Attire.
Excellent starter Training. Thorough and structured from the start. Targets slowly increase over the first year and seem reasonable. Plenty of feedback given.
Onsite canteen, coffee shop and multiple kitchenettes on each floor.
Pay is competitive, fairly transparent and well structured.
Monthly bonuses and service bonuses available. Overtime available.
Pretty much left to your own devices if you can manage your own workload.
I haven't had too much dealing with all the Management but they seem to take on board feedback from staff where possible.
Cons
Hours can be long.
Canteen could be subsidised more.
Systems can be slow.
(Of what I've seen so far)
